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Formula 1 to Race in Monaco Until 2031 After New Deal Agreed

EPISODE · Nov 14, 2024 · 19 MIN

Formula 1 to Race in Monaco Until 2031 After New Deal Agreed

from House Of Cars Podcast

In this episode of House of Cars, hosts dive into a mix of entertainment and sports news that’s shaping up the industry. They kick things off with a big TV update: CBS has officially greenlit Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage for a full season, a promising new sitcom that’s quickly building buzz. Next, they shift gears to the Marvel universe, exploring how Disney+ recently and quietly added some heavy hitters—Deadpool and Wolverine—to their streaming lineup. It’s a move fans have been eagerly anticipating, sparking discussions about what this means for future crossover potential within the Marvel Cinematic Universe.The episode's title topic, however, covers a major deal for Formula 1. The hosts discuss the recently inked agreement that locks in Monaco as a Grand Prix location through 2031, ensuring that this iconic race remains a staple in the F1 calendar for the next decade. They explore the importance of the Monaco race to F1’s history and its role in modern motorsport culture.Rounding out the episode, the hosts touch on Paramount shareholder Mario Gabelli’s ongoing consideration of a lawsuit over Paramount’s partnership with Skydance. They break down what Gabelli’s concerns could mean for the studio’s future, hinting at the complexities of corporate deals in the media world. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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